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Kawika Guillermo plays video games for self-knowledge in Of Floating Isles

Kawika Guillermo’s memoir Of Floating Isles opens to the setting of a video game: The Path, a psychological horror experience ...
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Powers that be: The NDP needs to learn that ‘identity politics’ are working class values

Powers that be is a column written by External Politics Columnist Maya Tommasi about the ways in which political power — ...
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Fifth intergenerational march on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation commemorates Indigenous residential school survivors

Marking Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30, UBC’s Faculties of Land and Food Systems (LFS) and ...
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‘Who am I to correct a woman?’: A day in the life of a performative man

How does a performative man manage to perform all day? Are they constantly frolicking between classes or pondering the ...
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Women’s Hockey goes full-throttle against Griffins, winning 3–1 in dominant performance

After winning a tightly contested season opener last Friday, UBC’s women’s hockey team notched another early season victory, ...
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Morgan Stouck

Kawika Guillermo’s memoir Of Floating Isles opens to the setting of a video game: The Path, a psychological horror experience that subverts the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. In the game, players ...